Strike Judge Rules Violation Of Order Not Proven
Detroit labor conflict unfolds as Governor Murphy orders eviction of death stand strikers at General Motors plants. Conference ends with no comment as lawyers seek contempt actions and a new session is planned. Strikers announce intent to stay in the plants beyond the injunction deadline amid warnings of force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mob
General Motors
Frank Murphy
Murphy
Newamen
William S. Ruud- Fen
Sterative
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Tlint
Mich
Courb
Pail V. Gacdola
Ividge Adola
Fisher Body Company
Sherry Thomas W. Wolcott
Wsher
Paul ¥. Gadoja
James F. Dewey
Chevrolet
Flint
Taternitional News Phot
Weather summary for San Antonio and regions
The San Antonio area will be mostly cloudy with possible rain Wednesday night and Thursday. Wednesday night low around 42 progressed to a Thursday high near 34. Tuesday high about 44 and Wednesday low about 38 with Wednesday high near 32. East Texas noted for clouds and possible rain Wednesday night and Thursday with warmer coast. winds northeast along coast. West Texas expected partly cloudy Wednesday night through Thursday, colder in the Panhandle.
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San Antonio
East Texas
West Texas
Thorsday
The
Panhandle
Texas
United States
Montgomery liquor veto overridden by legislature
A two sentence summary: The Alabama Legislature overrode Governor Graves' veto on liquor legislation, restoring a harsher liquor control system. In Fort Worth, Judge James C. Walton continued proceedings until March 4 related to the Gasden company and organizational heating matters.
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Montgomery
Ala
Aighama
Warren
Bub Graves
Fort Worth
James C. Walon
Gasden( 108) Company
Flood Crisis at Cairo Halted by Crest Watch
Flood waters surged toward Cairo as the Mississippi crested near the city wall. Engineers predicted only a slight rise, while 200000 residents displaced across the valley faced hardship in makeshift camps as wind subsided and defenses held.
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Nis Cw Aswueingill Dyess
Cairo
Mississippi
Amerkercy
Meinile
eMiro
Mississippi Valley
Galo
Gulf
Mexico
Army
Arkansas
Red Cross
Freight Rate Hearing in DC Extended to March Twenty Third
The Interstate Commerce Commission has extended its hearing on railroad freight rate restructuring, delaying further proceedings until March 23. The session, held in Washington, concerns the nationwide freight rate structure and potential readjustments affecting shippers and carriers.
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Washington
Interstate Cantmeter Commission
Joinet
Nailey
NIECE'S NAME INJECTED IN DALY CASE
Defense wounsel for Solanes Cane do, on trial for his wife in the staying of Joseph W. Daly, sprang a surprise Wednesday in Criminal District court. Evelyn Guktan, the niece, testified that Daly was told how to commit the crime. The witness denied knowledge of the alleged statements.
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Wounsel
Solanes Canedo
Joseph W. Daly
Criminal District
Daly
Evelyn Guktan
C. L. Patterson
D Thomas. Hy
Gomer
Shale Whiness
Colner
Patterson
Serger
Canedo
Paul J. Kilday
Bride 12 year old expects child shocks Water town
Watertown news reports a 12 year old bride Leona Backus announcing she is pregnant after marrying Stanley Backus. Her father Joseph Roshin cites teenage marriage as a factor while attorney Carl Hynes notes underage marriage is a misdemeanor with parental consent.
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Watertown
Leona Backs
Josep T. Roshin
Stanley S. Backus
Tani
Roshis
Carl W Hynes
FIDE Six Year National Building Program Proposed
Washington February 4 Roosevelt sent to Congress a national resources committee plan for a five billion eleven million dollar federal construction program. The proposal urges major public works across drainage basins with projects to begin soon and others to be held as reservoirs to spend during economic downturns to raise employment. The six year program would be adjusted annually within that framework.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
National Resources
Texas Braces for Mild Cold Snap Across Panhandle
An Associated Press brief notes a sharp but brief norther moving through Texas. Most of the state expected clouds and warmth east, while the Panhandle faced a new, mild cold snap. Temperature readings from Dallas and other cities ranged from the 30s to upper 70s in places like Palestine and Brownsville.
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Lue
Panhandle
Amarillo
2& Son
Dallas
Suilene
Wichita Falls
el Paso
Austin
Palestine
Houston
Pott Arthur
Coroua Cheisti
Brownsville
Supreme Court Rules Against State in Yaleg Field Land Case
The Supreme Court ruled against the state in its attempt to condemn 260 acres of Yaleg vil field land for the public school fund. It reversed a Court of Civil Appeals judgment and affirmed a trial court ruling in the Branaling Gilana Gas Company et al v. state case.
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Austin
Supreme Court
Public School Fund
Court of Civil Appeals
Branaling Gilana Gas Company
Othées
Thte
Turman Divorce Case Appeal Turned Down
The Texas Supreme Court refused to hear the Turman divorce case, dismissing Turman’s writ of error for lack of jurisdiction. The court stated, This is a divorce case. We are herefore without jurisdiction.
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Turman
Aubtin
Supreme Court
Willower Cours Inéorients
L. CG. Turman
Beryl Turantra
Tarrant
Jouney
Bexar Flood Fund Tops Twenty Two Thousand
Red Cross reported the Bexar flood relief fund reaching 22 795 dollars as of Wednesday. County secretary Augusta L Barnes announced the county’s quota and progress toward relief goals.
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Bexar
Bexar County
Red Cross
Mra
Augusta L. Barnes
Darue Peeks Old Pole Weather Forecast
Weatherman Datboe predicts higher Mercury readings next Wednesday and a Sunday peek, with showers Thursday night. Forecast calls for Thursday around 42 degrees, light southerly winds, and a shift in the offing. February follows January with cloudy counts, reporting two or more rainy days. this month shows eloidy days so far since 1937.
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Gatboe
Tos Charls
Datboe
Jap Cabinet Seeks Diet Suspension to Draft Policy Plan
The new cabinet led by Premier Seno Hayasui proposes a voluntary one week pause in the Diet to gain time for drawing up a general platform of policies and addressing inherited problems from the Hirota government.
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Seno Hayasui
Hirota
Diet
Starving Woman Found With $42000 Cash in Spokane
An elderly starving woman, 82 year old Mrs Anna Missler, was found in a three room house near Spokane with more than 42000 dollars in cash. Food was scattered about and investigators counted bills of all denominations including hundreds, twenties and fives. Detectives secured the scene as county physicians cared for her.
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Spokane, Washi
Anna Missler
Stout
Youth Confessed to Killing Doctor Found in Ozark Thicket
The body of Dr JC B Davis 65 a Willow Springs Missouri doctor was found in an Ozark thicket. A 20 year old Robert Kenyon Grimmett confessed to the slaying after a ransom note and led officers to the body. Kenyon was jailed to avoid mob violence. Distinct details from the ransom attempt and arrest outlined.
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Willow Springs
Teo
JC. B. Davis
Ozark
Earl J. Canney
Federalbureat of Investigation
Robert Kenyon
Grimmett
Aac
Davis
James
Gunnelly
Connelly
Kenyon
Youth Found Dead on Houston Street in Houston
An unidentified young man about 23 was found crushed to death on a Houston street. Justice J. Decker announced the tragedy as a fatal street incident. A separate Milan dispatch notes a Tralo-Turk accord seeks to ease postwar tensions between five nations since the 1912 Ialoturkish conflict.
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Houston Street
Houston
Thomas J. Decker
Milan
Italy
Benito Musssolin
Kemal Ayiturk
Turkey
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